Events
12.21.2025
December Vacation Week at Discovery Museum at Discovery Museum
Join us for a week of winter fun! Stop by the PlayLab where you can build with our collection of LEGO® bricks, add your wish for the new year to our Winter Wishes Tree, or settle in with a good book. Head out to Discovery Treehouse to Move Like an Animal and enjoy the sights...
Cost: Free with admission
12.26.2025
December Vacation Week at Discovery Museum at Discovery Museum
Join us for a week of winter fun! Stop by the PlayLab where you can build with our collection of LEGO® bricks, add your wish for the new year to our Winter Wishes Tree, or settle in with a good book. Head out to Discovery Treehouse to Move Like an Animal and enjoy the sights...
Cost: Free with admission
12.31.2025
Bessie’s Rockin’ Noon Year’s Eve at Discovery Museum
Let’s get ready to shake, rattle, and roll into the New Year by making party hats and noise makers! Come decked out in your finest pajamas and stick around for countdown to 12:00 (noon) with a Noon Years’ Eve ball drop.
Cost: Free with admission
Children
01.13.2026
Icy Artworks at Discovery Museum
The science of freezing and melting takes place all around during the winter season! Join us as we use this scientific phenomenon to create original works of art. Weather depending, we’ll either use the snow as our canvas or take our frozen creations indoors.
Cost: Free with admission
01.24.2026
Mirror, Mirror, What do You See? at Discovery Museum
Have you ever wondered how you can see yourself in a mirror? Join us as we play with different kinds of reflections and experiment by using mirrors to create symmetry, refract light, and expand your field of vision.
Cost: Free with admission
02.7.2026
Meet the Andover SeaPerch Team
Discover the world of underwater robotics with the Andover SeaPerch Team! Learn how engineers design and build remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROVs) through hands-on experience. You’ll assemble, experiment, test, and iterate on your own ROV, all while exploring the basic physics and engineering principles that make underwater robots work.
Cost: Free with admission